MADEIN's Secret Dance Moves: Surprises on Weekly Idol

In a world that seems perpetually obsessed with the latest K-pop sensations, the new group MADEIN has burst onto the scene with their debut track “UNO.” But they're not just about catchy tunes; they're ready to strut their stuff on the variety front, and what better stage to showcase that than the beloved "Weekly Idol"? Mark your calendars for September 25th at 6:20 PM KST, because this is not just another musical debut; it's a potential laugh fest!

From the get-go, MADEIN captivates with an *improvised dance introduction*. Yesuh practically ignites the studio with her fierce moves, while Nagomi, in a delightful twist, wows everyone with what can only be described as her “spring water stretching dance.” It’s the kind of performance that leaves you wondering if she’s just emerged from a Japanese animation or if the yoga class took a turn for the theatrical.

In a segment aptly titled “Short Talk! Who Am I?,” the members trade quirky revelations about one another. Let’s just say that the revelations are as thrilling as finding twenty bucks in the pocket of last winter's coat. Mashiro brings up Nagomi’s remarkable language skills, which prompts the hosts to nudge her into sharing the latest Korean phrase she’s learned. Her dry response, “JMT,” elicits guffaws from the studio, proving once and for all that laughter is indeed a universal language.

As if that wasn’t enough banter, let’s talk about cleanliness—or rather, the lack thereof. When prompted about who leaves the practice room in the worst state, every single member, including Nagomi, raises their hand like it’s a competitive sport. I mean, who doesn’t love a little self-deprecating humor? Nagomi tries to defend her chaotic prowess with, “I focus so much on practice that I don’t pay attention to cleaning,” a classic excuse that sounds suspiciously like every adult’s dialogue when faced with laundry day. Hosts Boom and Jangjun then go full detective mode, probing her for *specifics* about the disasters that unfold post-rehearsal.

But wait, there’s more! Along with these delightful comedic moments, MADEIN will dive into segments like “Ranking Flexibility” (because who wouldn’t want to compare their limberness while simultaneously questioning life choices?) and even take on a “cockroach repellent commercial” challenge. It’s interviews like these that make you realize the K-pop idols are humans too—albeit with more dancing skills and less time scrubbing floors.

So, fans eagerly waiting for your next dose of joy and chaos, be sure to catch all the delightful antics when Weekly Idol airs on September 25th KST. Because honestly, what could be more entertaining than watching these idols juggle talent with a healthy dash of humor?

And let’s not forget, GFriend is reuniting for their 10th anniversary project— because in the world of K-pop, if there's one thing we love more than a debut, it's a celebration of “we've made it this far!”